Atlantis Returns From Space Station Mission In Dawn Arrival
Astronauts aboard Atlantis land after repairing the International Space Station. The seven crew members report full electrical power after installing batteries and safety gear. Scratches on the shuttle wings are minor while NASA plans the Russian service module launch from Kazakhstan in July.
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Witnesses say boy had gun before Lake Worth school shooting
Two unnamed youths told police Nathaniel Brazill displayed a small handgun near his home May 23. Brazill allegedly fired one shot days later at Lake Worth Middle School, killing English teacher Barry Grunow. Police studied 911 tapes and found a Raven .25 caliber handgun in custody within minutes of the call. The case awaits grand jury action while the family seeks potential legal action against the school security and Phoenix Arms.
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Arson Suspected After Fire at Concord Feminist Health Center
Investigators in Concord New Hampshire believe an abortion clinic fire caused thousands of dollars in damage and was the work of an arsonist. The Concord Feminist Health Center was closed and unoccupied when the blaze began at 10 p.m. Sunday and was contained within 15 minutes. No suspects were named as the inquiry continued.
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Fire Burns North of Ruidoso on Memorial Day
Ground crews aided by air tankers helicopters and engines fought a 10 plus acre fire near Ruidoso on Memorial Day. It is near the Cree Fire site that burned 265 acres earlier in May and prompted evacuations. Police see a high chance the Cree Fire was arson. The nearby clinic was closed for the holiday amid protests.
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Climbers Safe After Avalanche on Mount Foraker
Two climbers identified as Glen Deal and Gren Hinton escaped a Saturday avalanche on Mount Foraker in the Alaska Range. They were At about 8500 feet on the Finite Spur route when the avalanche roared past. Despite the scare, they continued the ascent and were uninjured, according to National Park Service spokesperson Jane Tranel.
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